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    Every writer has strengths and weaknesses that make their writing uniquely their own. The strengths are points of pride, the weaknesses are constantly worked on to slowly strengthen and reinforce them to make the writing even better. I believe that my greatest strengths as a writer are my ability to follow through with my thesis and organize my writing in a logical way that improves readability; my biggest weaknesses as a writer are proofreading and planning in advance. As with most things, my…

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    Writing To Me

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    How important is writing to you? Without it, would you be able to form your thoughts to get your point across? Writing is a vital good that we use across the world in order to communicate with others on a day to day basis. An essential that allows us to form share and reproduce information that we feel needs to be out there. Writing to me, is seen as an art form. Some of us use to express ourselves to others, some of us use it to notify people all across the world of what's happening in our…

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    Writing Center Reflection

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    The writing center was designed with the goal in mind of providing with didactic materials that will help the child to develop skills. For example the fine motor skill, how to grab the pencil, how to write on the paper, and how to play with match cards with words and pictures. Such materials were displayed on a table at the child’s level. The materials I provided had the main purpose of being explored to understand the concept of words and learn letters. I used the materials so he could be…

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    Effective writing doesn’t happen by chance. It requires careful planning and preparation, thoughtful research and analysis, an iterative approach to review and revision, and the willingness to accept constructive criticism and incorporate feedback into your final draft. When I used a systematic methodology to write my narrative essay and persuasive essay, I learned that following well-defined writing processes makes writing easier, aids understanding, and improves the readability and…

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    Cursive Writing Benefits

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    As the use of technology increased, a useful skill was taken off the lesson plans in schools across the United States: cursive writing. The US Department of Education decided it was necessary to focus more on teaching students how to type on a computer than it was to learn cursive. Cursive is a skill that comes with a variety of different benefits and will continue to be useful even in the technology age. In 2010, forty-five states adopted the Common Core academic standards. This new curriculum…

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    Why Is Writing Important

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    convey your meaning better. That is why writing is a big part of everyone’s life. Writing has never been one of my favorite subjects. However, I’ve learned very important things from last semester that will help me along my future. Such as grammar, which is useful in every aspect of life from education to leadership, and social life to employment…

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    to read children’s books to chapter books, as well as learning to write on my own. Following that I moved on to middle school writing plenty of essays advancing in my literary career. Now, as I move onto high school, I’m creating more essays than I ever have before, and I would call it one of the major points in my literary career. Throughout my career, reading and writing haves always seemed like a chore to me, and it doesn’t seem like my view on that is going to change anytime soon. First,…

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    semester at Community College of Aurora, I had done no long writing whatsoever in those few years. I had forgotten everything. I was worried that I would fail this class because of my lack of writing skills. Soon after, I realized that I would learn more writing skills than I did in high school and use them for my papers in class. A personal narrative, was the first assignment I had in my ENG121 class. Through working with this type of writing, I became comfortable with paper and pen. I learned…

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    Understanding Genre and Purpose In Writing When writing any piece, the author has decided who the audience will be and the genre. The broad range of writing in discourse communities gives the paper a purpose. We all are aware the difference between reading a Dr. Seuss book, and an erotic novel. The purpose for each writing can be seen through several translations. Writing in the Sciences is very different than writing in the Humanities. The response the author anticipates differs from piece to…

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    My Writing Assignment

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    did not always feel so passionate about these wonderful things. Around first or second grade, maybe even third I did not care for writing at all. In fact, I recall one time when a friend of mine and me miraculously ended up going to the restroom at the same time somehow. I did not actually need to go to the restroom I just did not want to participate in the writing assignment given to me at the time. Yes I know it was kind of silly because when I came back I would still have to do the…

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